Have you ever received a charge on your bill that you have no idea where it came from? You Will! And the company that will bring it to you AT&T...

These are absolutely amazing. The only thing they got wrong is " The company to bring it to you, AT&T"

Funny how all of these commercials came true... except the last sentence in every one of them.

I remember some geek telling me 20 years ago that you'll have tv, music etc all on your mobile phone....I thought he was crazy...

AT&T Could've made tons of money developing these technologies, but instead they let all the other companies take it all.

Have you ever typed angry sentences at a complete stranger, from thousands of miles away? You will.

AT&T basically leaked all of their best ideas on TV and then let all other companies have it all. AT&T could’ve been the next Amazon.

44 years old I remember when these commercials came out in the early 90s I was 18 in 93 and it was a magical time first getting started with computers it was awesome unbelievably so just brings back a lot of nostalgia.

The one about attending meetings virtually really hits home right now..

Huh that one specific example of someone turning their lights off at home via their smartphone really struck me, that's such an everyday thing now I forgot how wildly futuristic the idea was 30 years ago. The 'PDA/phone' mockup they created looks, at a glance, like your average high end smartphone today, minus the stylus. The fact that the screen was super imposed in post gives an almost OLED looking level of clarity, which is totally normal now but a complete fantasy in 93. Seeing something go from purely hypothetical to completely mundane within your lifetime is wild.

I was just a kid when these commercials came out and I was blown away by the possibilities. All of these things have come true. It is amazing.!!

I really miss the "cassette futurism" aesthetic. It feels so warm compared to what we ended up getting. There's just too much abstraction in design these days and the public response to everything is dystopian.

Steve Jobs watching this back in 1993:

Why is the future so dimly-lit and hazy?

"Have you ever sent a photo of your genitalia... to a random stranger at 3am?"

AT&T: You can get a phone call on your watch, thanks to us.

Wow. I was 8 years old when these aired on tv, and I vaguely remember seeing them then. Watching this brings up weird feelings.

“Nice Picture “… she must have been trying to spy on his ATM code.

I remember these I was about 15 or so. What an awesome time, everything was changing and it was exciting as hell.

Touch screens, smart watch, smart home devices, face time,… AT&T wasn’t far off